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Swift Blockchain Ledger Clears First Live Cross Border Bank Payment Standard Chartered and HSBC have completed the first live cross-border transaction on Swift’s blockchain ledger. The transaction connected their separate tokenized deposit systems through Swift’s infrastructure. Swift’s ledger matched and netted the obligations before final settlement through existing payment...

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